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Ad Unit Definition
An ad unit defines the type, size, and location of an advertisement within a webpage, app, or digital platform. Common units include banner ads, video pre-rolls, interstitials, and native placements, each designed to fit seamlessly within the user experience.
How Ad Unit Works
- Publishers define available ad units across their properties.
- Advertisers design creatives to match unit specifications.
- Platforms deliver ads within designated units based on targeting and bidding.
- Performance metrics are tracked per unit for optimization.
Example of Ad Unit
A website features a 300x250 banner ad unit in the sidebar and a 728x90 leaderboard unit at the top of the page.
Why Ad Unit Matters in Advertising
- Determines ad visibility, format, and user experience
- Standardized units simplify media buying and creative production
- Matching creatives to units improves engagement and performance
- Efficient use of ad units maximizes revenue for publishers and ROI for advertisers
